Usui/Holy Fire® III Reiki I & II - Hana - 1/18/2025
Usui/Holy Fire® III Reiki I & II Training
January 18-19, 2025
Saturday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Sunday 9:00am - 6:30pm
In-Person Class in Hana, HI
Class fee $545.00
Instructor
William Lee Rand
This class includes Holy Fire® III Reiki
This beginning training is one of the most thorough and comprehensive available. It includes both Reiki I & II and is a combination of the Western style as introduced by Mrs. Takata, the Japanese Reiki Techniques and the Holy Fire® healing energy. On completion of the class, you will be able to give Reiki treatments to yourself and others. The following subjects are taught:
- The origin and history of Reiki
- The nature of Reiki energy, why people get sick and how Reiki heals
- The Reiki Ideals
- The Human Energy System
- The complete hand placement system
- Gassho meditation
- Byosen Scanning: Using the sensitivity in the hands to locate areas needing healing, (usually in the aura) and to treat them
- Reiji-Ho: Using inner guidance to know how and where to treat
- Kenyoku: Dry bathing, a method to purify your energy field
- Gyoshi-ho: Sending Reiki with the eyes
- Sending Reiki at a distance
- Reiki II symbols: How to draw, activate and use them. Their many uses are explained and their inner meaning is discussed. Practice time is given so students know from experience how the energy of each symbols feels and the results each symbol produces
- Placements for I & II
Placements
In this class attunements are called Placements. Placements are done differently than attunements, but have been developed to provide more effective healing energy and to empower the symbols with greater energy and effectiveness. The Placements make use of Holy Fire® energy which is why they are more effective. However, the standard Usui Reiki II symbols are used in this class.
The class is a combination of lecture, discussion, demonstration and practice time. Each student experiences giving and receiving a complete treatment using Byosen scanning and the hand placement system. Practice time is given using all the Reiki II symbols as well as for the techniques mentioned above.
A 178 page class manual and a certificate are included.
All Reiki class registrations include a one-year subscription to the Reiki News Magazine! If you currently have a subscription, four additional issues will be added to your subscription. This includes International students.
Questions
If you have questions, please contact the Center at 800-332-8112,
248-948-8112, fax 248-948-9534 or email classes@reiki.org
In the process of learning to be a healer, we'll be practicing on each other and receive healing as well. This is a wonderful class for the beginner and is also valuable for those who have already taken Reiki training. We're going to have a great time and I look forward to seeing you in class.
Love and blessings,
William Lee Rand
A place to stay
You'll need to find a place to stay while in the Hana area. Visit this website for listings www.hanamaui.com/lodging, do an internet search on "Hana Maui Bed and Breakfast" or try some of these:
Hana Alii - 800-548-0478, 808-248-7742
Tradewinds - 800-327-8097, 808-248-8980
Bamboo Inn - 808-248-7718
Hana Ocean Front Cottages - 808-248-7558
Hana Kai Maui Resort - 800-346-2772, 808-248-8426
Hana Maui Vacation Rentals - 808-248-8087
Aloha Cottages - 808-248-8420
Joe's Place - 808-248-7033
Hana Aloha Hale - 808-575-2185
Hana Paradise Cottages - 808-248-7746
Sybil - 808-248-7204
Alalele Place - Call Rose at (808) 871-6007 or Cell (808) 298-6017
Hotel Hana Maui - This is the only hotel in
Hana but very expensive $295-$1000/day
800-321-4262, 808-248-8211
Looking for the lowest airfares? Try these sites:
www.airfarewatchdog.com
www.hipmunk.com
www.yapta.com
www.momondo.com
Free Bus Ride Kahului to Hana
M.E.O. Runs Monday - Thursday - Friday
Leaves Kahului 1pm, Leaves Hana 6:30am
Call 808-248-8282 for info
Camping and Cabins
At Waianapanapa State Park near Hana, you can rent cabins or camp. Call State Parks to make reservations (well in advance) 808-984-8109 Camping $18/night, cabins $90/night.
Food
Hana has two small stores, two restaurants and a bar. While the food at the restaurants is good, it's also a good idea to bring food with you to prepare as part of group meals at the Center or in your room. Since the selection in Hana is sparse and expensive, it's a good idea to shop for food in Kahului or Paia before driving to Hana.
Transportation
Fly into Kahului, Maui, rent a car and drive to Hana. Carpooling is possible and as the class date approaches, we'll be setting up a Facebook group page so people will be able to communicate with each other about carpooling, sharing lodging and so forth. Since most flights arrive into Kahului in the afternoon, it's advisable to stay in the Kahului area over night the day you arrive, then drive to Hana the next day, although some students do drive to Hana the day they arrive.
Texas Students and others.
Delta Airlines flies non-stop from Houston and other airports into Kahului, Maui and American flies non-stop from Dallas airport.
Entertainment
Hana is a very small and quiet place. There is 1 gas station and only one quiet bar in the Hana Hotel that occasionally features Hawaiian music and music also is offered at the Ranch Restaurant. There are no movie theaters, nothing else open at night.
Holy Fire® is the registered service mark of William Lee Rand.
You can register for this class by paying the whole fee or by paying the non-refundable deposit fee. Deposit is non-refundable, but can be transferred to another class within 1 year. If you have already made a deposit payment please pay your balance by going to your account page - click on the Deposits tab and finalize your balance payment. After acceptance into the class, your class information will be sent.
